Britain urged to use colonial-era maps to resolve Himalayan border dispute

'No role for any third parties': India after Nepal PM seeks China, UK involvement in border dispute

India on Tuesday (June 2) firmly rejected any role for third parties in resolving its boundary dispute with Nepal, days after Nepalese Prime Minister Balendra Shah reportedly called for the involvement of China and the United Kingdom in addressing the long-standing issue. '98% India-Nepal boundary demarcated': MEA Responding to the remarks, External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said both sides have established bilateral mechanis…

UK urged to ‘fix’ Nepal-India border it created 200 years ago

Balen Shah, rapper turned Nepalese prime minister, calls on Britain to help resolve tensions over territory that was divided up by the East India Company

Britain urged to use colonial-era maps to resolve Himalayan border dispute

Nepal wants UK to mediate in row with India over strategically sensitive region

India-Nepal Lipulekh Dispute Returns to the Spotlight After Nepal PM’s Remarks

The decades-old India-Nepal Lipulekh dispute is back in focus after Nepal Prime Minister Balen Shah said both countries had encroached on each other’s territory during his first address to Parliament since taking office. His comments come weeks after India and China announced that the 2026 Kailash Mansarovar Yatra would again operate through the strategically sensitive Lipulekh Pass — a Himalayan corridor near the India-Nepal-China trijunction t…